The bull named Howdy Doody is owned by Lee Meyer, a resident of Neligh, Nebraska about 36 miles from Norfolk. This is not the first time the duo went viral. Earlier, in 2019, Meyer and Doody made ...

SHOREWOOD - For Mathew Gruber, it's a window to the past, when television was young and a freckle-faced puppet named Howdy Doody was the star of the biggest children's program around. Gruber didn ...

A retired man said he has been driving his pet steer Howdy Doody around in a customized Ford Crown Victoria for seven years without a problem. Then the police in Norfolk, Neb., stopped him.

On Wednesday morning, Capt. Chad Reiman was sitting in his Norfolk, Neb., office when he heard radio traffic that immediately piqued his interest. There was a report about a car driving through ...

Lee Meyer and his Watusi bull, Howdy Doody, of Neligh, Nebraska were pulled over by Norfolk Police for traffic violations and given a warning. The video captured by News Channel Nebraska went ...

Meyer and his bull "Howdy Doody" have made national news this week when they were pulled over in Norfolk, Nebraska by local police. Watch on YouTube Meyer had decided to take Howdy Doody for a ...

Lee Meyer was taking his bull Howdy Doody for a ride when police performed a routine traffic stop: "You’re not going to run across that every day," Police Captain Chad Reiman tells PEOPLE Lee ...

In video footage obtained by News Channel Nebraska Northeast, the black and white bull – named Howdy Doody – was seen riding in the small car that had been slightly modified to hold the animal ...

The rest of the bull, named Howdy Doody, spilled out over the top of the car and the windshield. The driver, identified as Lee Meyer, was issued a warning by police, who asked him “to take the ...

It features a modified design where half of the windshield and roof have been taken out to create space for his bull, known as Howdy Doody, to ride along. Police in the US state of Nebraska ...